New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

ingon after Ills faithful work for te Republican party
plain half that Of ss"'Gs sne
bers Of the Legislature. It was unfair u to
dse h 1s when It did not
faithful service In its behalf hr.
The Morton and Hiscock men did not d reRiy S%. %r
Morops hrysS in number Fl, "a
Hscock needed only one vote to nominate MIN ana OF
SSn ssIh .S
% and '0ts sey knew 'H' IT, Has
the air ladies' waved their handkerchief and S cheer M
after cheer followed Mr. Hscock had received INC 40
notes necessary to nominate him. .
Another vote quickly came to him, that OF As,
cheers given for Frank Hscock and Chautauqua
Assernblyman Moses voted for Senator Hlscock. and
there was another cheer. The Topping" went on on;
M % % Fl % S
have been friend OF Frank Hscock all my life and
oo voe !" y wo Mas an an %sr 81 Sufficient
nominate him. There was another vote given TO hlm
S s Of va. ss nSs by Sa Of
supporters with the exception OF those noted as pois
% snR a to 1s MP Gfa @ actual
hs last ballet Tas y;,. io 81 presduG aes as "cer
announced that as Mr. Hscock had received fortyeight
he duly chosen the candidate OF the party
ing cheers speaker Hustled behalf Of Senator Miller
moved that the nomination should he made nnanimoas,
by n unanimous vote. Hiseock will therefore receive
the Republican vote tomorrow in the Legislature
adjourned aud the members rushed of to congratulate
Mr., Biscock
THE VOTE ON THE FINAL BALLOT
The last ballot follows, counting Davies for
Hiscock:
Fer Hscock-senators Barager, Coggeshall, Con-
nelly, Fassett, Hendricks, Low, Mcmillan, Marvin,
RaHes, vedder. Assemblymcn Bacon. Balkley,. Cole,
Johnson Kimbail. KrIse Laiimer, Lsete, Maxwell Nc
Charles smith NJ A. smith ". G. Smith. Stacey, Sweet,
Taylor. Tis'lae, D. l. Thomson. Vandermark, Walters
White, ioungman-ol.
Kellogg knapp Pitts sloan smith. Walker, Worth. As
semblymen Ainsworth, Arnold, piMnSoes. BanGocs
Burns. Burns. Corn, cornwell Curtis. Emery. Fort
Goerss. Grppeu, Hadey. Hall Hustled, Mabie Man Man
seaver. SINE, II. II. smith, A. s. ThOmpsOn-42.
Congressman Hiscock was serenaded by the Uncondi'
tional Club OF Albany. In a brief speech OF thanks
he said that he also Unconditional Republican
and that he believed the prosperity of the country de-
pended upon the Republican party being restored to
power.
Mr. Hiscock was twice called out after midnight at the
Deavan to respond to serenades. After serenade by
the Grant Club OF Albany, Mr. Morton called on and
responded with speech Of cOngratulaton standing near
Senator fscock "a he styled him de alluded 10 the
aters services and character In the warmest terms
CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE VICTOR.
DEFEATED CANDIDATES AND PARTIsANs ASSURE
MR. HIsCOCK OF THEIR LOYAL FRIENDSHIP.
ALBANY, JAM 19.-Mr. Hiscock was in Mr.. Mortons
private In the Delayan House, when the news Of
his nomination reached him. The two had been sitting
the OF the evening awaiting the result OF the move
which had been decided upon. When the report OF the
result OF the first ballot the Withdrawal brought
TO them which showed that Morton's thirty-six had
moved solid column to Hiscocks squad OF eleven.
Mr. Morton grasped the Syracusan by the hand and
warmly congratulated him. The former felt satisfied that
the remainder OF the programme which included the ac
ton OF Frost and Horton would be carried through with
ont break
A bulletin chronicing the action OF the caucus was
posted in the Office OF the hotel and the crowds which had
waiting In the lobby hardly expecting the dead
broken rushed the stairs To shake hands
with the successful candidate Mr.. Hscock and Mr.
Morton had taken positions in the large paror at the
OF the hotel which had been used as
Morton Headquarters. The New Yorker appeared as
much pleased the result his opponent and frequent
y referred To II partly his victory Among the
the first to arrive from the Capitol was ex-speaker
Erwin who happy in the thought
that he had been able to ougcneral his old
time opponent. Speaker Hustled. " You knew You were
going to be elected" he said TO Mr. Hscock, d" but
didn't think first admire your power of dvining."
At th. uncture enthusiasts in the now crowded
room proposed three cheers for Mr Morton and his gal
liant band" These given with willard upon Mr. Nor
tons suggestion three given for Mr.. Hscock
For an hour and half tho line OF Senator'S Assemby ymen
and the outside adherens Of the several candidates
passed through the shaking hands with Mr. Hscock
and Mr. Morton In Speaker Hustled
shook hands heartily, but said nothing
beyond the stereoyped form OF congratulation.
Tx Congressman Burlcish. who was indefatgable In
his labors for Miller. seemed just well pleased
though his candidate had won. ana was profuse in his
congratulations 80 General Curtis who said that
although he did not vote for Hiscock he be.
whom the people OF New York would be proud
Congressman Delano, Of Binghanton. and Serene L.
Payuc. OF Auburn General George II. sharpe.
Senators Raines and Hendricks Judge Andrews OF the
Court of Appeals and about all the other well KNOW
John ". vrooman clerk OF the Senate. who had been
most sanguine OF Mllers success. greeted Mr. Morton
with the remark. We'll, We're oo,n beaten ,,
ii da@' S w thSt ypI am w%s mc, beaten a prompt
Mr nscock. accompanied by Mr.. Morton. Gen
Gr p,a se se S sei When M Mer @ waScd
into the Morton headquarters at the head
The nominee elect informed aud returned 10 receive
the good wishes Of the present senator congratulate
you said the latter in measured tones as their hands
claspcd. I've are both loyal Republicans and wish
you all In your position and in the leadership OF
the party. You have taken load from my shoulders
Mi Hiscock seemed somewhat affected by these words
and could only reply feelngly: THANK YOU thank yon'
MIR. UIsCOCK's FELLOW TOwNSMEN REJOICE.
SYRACUSE, Jan. 19.-Whcn news of the Senatorial
nomination made Albany was recci'vd here the City
Hall bell was rung and there was u'ersal tcJoclhS'
VOTING IN JOINT CONVENTION
ALBANY Jan. 0.After the usual formaities the two
Houses met in joint convention for the purpose
OF eloctinga Senator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones presd'
ing The proceedings Of the two Houses covering yeste
DAYS ballong read by the respective clerks The
ont convention then proceeded To vote each Senator
and Assemblyman rising and announcing his choice